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[lost_bro]

  Didn't TomTech, or someone else, mention that on the latest Ruslan device video, that there is no PLL. Is this correct?

   Yes,  now all the caps are in the white box that's under the yoke coils.  All drivers are in the other white junction box. 

   TinselKoala:  I watched your video on the Mazilli circuit build.  Thanks for the additional information and details of the components you posted under the video.  Interesting. 
   Why don't you connect that Mazilli crt up to a grenade/yoke/Kacher set up, and join us here.

Good day NickZ

I have not seen a schematic for the new configuration.

If the new device does *not* have PLL, (ie: CD4046BE chip) then it is a different topology altogether than his last devices.  This would represent a very big change in the design of the device.

take care, peace
lost_bro

[NickZ]

  There has been no schematic as of yet, showing Ruslan's newest configuration, no real specs, nor showing just how to tune it.
 
  That twin transistor Kacher driver is totally new.
  Let us know about the Pll circuit, to confirm Tomtech's observations. 
  Ruslan will possibly show the schematic and specs in future videos, at least I hope so. But, who will replicate that build?
It's too complicated, for me. I'm still looking for a commercially available push-pull driver, with both frequency and duty cycle controls.

[AlienGrey]

If you didn't have  a PLL you would need a Micro-'P' and do it by clock width related to the clock frequency, you wouldn't need a PLL then, but it would all have to be very precise in ones timing, you would need a fast clock. Asuming the idea actuly works

NickZ why is your pic so out of focus ?

[lost_bro]

  There has been no schematic as of yet, showing Ruslan's newest configuration, no real specs, nor showing just how to tune it.
 
  That twin transistor Kacher driver is totally new.
  Let us know about the Pll circuit, to confirm Tomtech's observations. 
  Ruslan will possibly show the schematic and specs in future videos, at least I hope so. But, who will replicate that build?
It's too complicated, for me. I'm still looking for a commercially available push-pull driver, with both frequency and duty cycle controls.

Good day NickZ

Could be a Half-bridge driver, I do see some red color poly caps that would fit the build.....................

Not enough info to go on............yet!

I would bet that he keeps changing the design to try to beat the overheating issue with the FETs/BJTs and or diodes....... which make me think what really is the modus operandi of the unit?  Avalanche, Tunneling, Quasi-linear operation or just Uber-high frequencies and insufficient engineering?

take care, peace
lost_bro

[Hoppy]

I would bet that he keeps changing the design to try to beat the overheating issue with the FETs/BJTs and or diodes....... which make me think what really is the modus operandi of the unit?   Avalanche, Tunneling, Quasi-linear operation or just Uber-high frequencies and insufficient engineering?

take care, peace
lost_bro

Interesting line of thought. Bright lights with short run times using 'Smokey Joe' on the edge design and ultra-low impedance battery source